Repeat after me, "the PIX is not a router." ;-)
In other words, the PIX has no concept of a source interface for
management traffic. Check your logs and you'll see...interesting
decisions by the PIX in response to your attempt. The easy, temporary
solution? Try 'ssh 255.255.255.255 outside'.
Pe
There are also a number of value added functions in IOS you could
probably use instead of using a floating static route. Since you have a
backup isdn.. you might want to try dialer-watch.. although depending on
what ios version you use there have been a few problems with this
command. But read u
Thanks, I think what you said makes a lot of sense. I guess it doesn't hurt
to put admin distance on the default route just in case if another default
route is advertised via a dynamic routing protocol. I got it now. Thanks
again.
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Is this something new to v.6.2??
If so, then that's wonderful! If I had of known that, I would have
suggested it first ;-)
Thanks for the info!
Mark
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I am connection a zebra colne (with X.35 cable connecting to a
Alcatel-Newbridge
2603 DTU) to Alcatel-Newbridge 3600 bandwidth manager DNIC card, the
other end is a Juniper box with E1 interface connecting to 3600 E1
interface. It is like this:
l---lv.35 l-l l--l
If it's the only route to that destination, then it
doesn't really matter what the admin distance (or
cost) is for the route.
Perhaps, he was saying this because you may have a
dynamic routing protocol (RIP, EIGRP, OSPF, etc) that
advertises a default route that uses another next-hop.
In this ca
Maybe you are thinking that a static route is always prefered to a dynamic
one because it has lower AD, that isn't true, routers check first the
longest match, and then AD. Anyway, you always could define a static route
with an AD higher than any routing protocol..
Regarding backups check this lin
Is there ever a need to have a single floating static default route. Does it
really matter if it's floating or not because since it's the only static
route it will always be used. I am talking in context to using it with Bri
as backup to the main link. One of the colleagues at work was insisting o
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>
> Does someone know where I could download CCIE questions with answers that
> covers the Routing and Switching Exam ?
>
> Thanks in Advance
Mark,
Connecting to the firewall from the outside was not allow in the old
versions, SSH will be the
correct solution...
Juan Blanco
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You could always configure SSH instead of telnet. PIX boxes accept SSH
connections coming from the outside interface.
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Ernesto, Carlos, if you write in Spanish most of people here will not
understand you and they won't be able to help you
Ernesto Diaz wrote:
>
> Hola Carlos,
>
> Mi inquietud es saber si es posible actualizar la SDram de un
> Switch para
> llevarlo de 4-MB a 8-MB?
>
> Saludos,
>
> Ernesto
HUH!?!?! What does ICMP have to do with Telnet or the PDM??
Mindiani- To answer your question, yes there is an alleged way of doing
what you're wanting to do. I have not done it myself yet, but there is
an example on CCO of how to do such a configuration.
Pad Pad Pad http://www.cisco.com/warp/
Friends,
I passed the CCNP - Routing Exam today. It took two
months of study for this first of four. I will work on Switching
next. Should I expect the three remaining to take as much
time as the Routing? I have equal experience with each
area, very little. There does
Hi,
If you use default-information originate always then add the metric-type at
the end. Your E2 default routes by default have a cost of 1 to the ASBR. E1
routes will have cost of all paths to reach the ASBR. That way, you can
choose. Also, try and implement them with a route map so you can man
this is a test
JB
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Try this
Router A
interface lo0
ip address 202.202.202.1 255.255.255.0
Interface Ethernet 0
ip address 159.114.10.1 255.255.255.0
ip policy route-map GRE-VPN
access-list 101 permit ip 192.168.0.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.0.0 0.0.0.255
int tunnel0
ip address 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0
do you have the conduit configured to allow icmp? I think the PIX blocks
icmp unless you specifically open a conduit for it.
Dain
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> Hi I just installed two PIX 501 with vpn tunnel over the internet for my
> clien
Hi I just installed two PIX 501 with vpn tunnel over the internet for my
client and I would like to allow telnet and pdm from one site to the
other. The tunnels are up and I able to send traffic in both directions
but I cannot telnet into the remote Pix from my PC.I tried the following
command: t
Its there to allow you to feed the unit with fiber, or to place it on
an old thicknet run, or some other location where you had a 25xx /w
transceiver.
If you want dual ethernet you buy a 1605, if you just need two
ethernet ports you can place two 1601s back to back with a crossover
cable and ge
Hola Carlos,
Mi inquietud es saber si es posible actualizar la SDram de un Switch para
llevarlo de 4-MB a 8-MB?
Saludos,
Ernesto J. Diaz L.
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There are oddles of examples on CCO. The gist of a tunnel is your
tunnel interface ip, tunnel source and tunnel destination where the
source of A is the destination of B and vis-versa.
Dave
"Casey, Paul (6822)" wrote:
>
> Can someone help me please, I am trying to link 2 private networks over
Paul wrote:
> Is there anyway that I can
> create a secone 'ethernet interface' by utilising either the AUI or the
> console port
No.
> I have looked on the cisco website and also books that I have ... But I
> cannot find any documentation anywhere If I can't use the AUI port as
>
Hi Quick question to you all
I have a 1601, with 1 serial interface, 1 ethernet interface, 1 console
port, 1 AUI interface. I also have a transceiver. Is there anyway that I can
create a secone 'ethernet interface' by utilising either the AUI or the
console port
I have loo
Hi all,
I am putting my cisco home lab online just rise some fund for my second
attempt.
It consists of
1x Cisco 3620
1x Cisco 2621
1x Cisco 2520 ? ( configured as frame-relay switch)
1x Cisco 2514
5 x Cisco 2501
1 x Catalyst 4003
The rent on this will be $20 p
Can someone help me please, I am trying to link 2 private networks over a
public network. Using tunneling no ipsec
This is in a lab of course..
Can some write some simple configs on how to do this.
I can't get it to work, nor am I am 100 percent sure how to do it.
Its a total IP network and I w
I forgot to add that upon trying to copy the modified en_welcome.au file, I
got the following:
GW-3660#copy tftp://217.197.175.4/promtps/en_welcome.au flash
Destination filename [en_welcome.au]?
Accessing tftp://mind/edgepromtps/en_welcome.au...
%Error opening tftp://217.146.175.4/promtps/en_wel
Well I took a peek over at Cisco today for the 3550 Documentation and there
it is 12.1(11)EA1. Looks like there are 18 "NEW" IOS features for this
release. Some of the more relevant for the lab I see such as: Support for
Cisco IP phone, BGP, more QoS, Multi-VPN's. The more I read about this
little
All,
I loaded TCL application and audio prompt files to flash to avert problems
with TFTP. Everything worked fine, no issues. I customized welcome prompt
to client's need to replace Cisco welcome prompt in flash. No issues. I
issued delete flash:en_welcome.au. Got prompt to confirm, entered y
hmm. last post got cutoff. Download the .tar file if you plan to use the
HTML interface and do a:
archive download-sw tftp://10.1.1.1/image.tar
check out the options after "download-sw". 3550 come with 16megs flash, so
you can do a /leave-sw and keep the old image for failover.
>>> "MADMAN" 09
Hello,
Does someone know where I could download CCIE questions with answers that
covers the Routing and Switching Exam ?
Thanks in Advanced,
Alaerte
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Hi,
passed all four for CCNP, in past 4 weeks, I must thank this groups, and
some of the discussios, and helpful information...
with a weeks rest, like to go in for CCDP, I already have the exam
certification guide , from Cisco Press, does any body have pointers in Cisco
web site...for the s
How did you download the .bin file? It may be a bad download.
You got a checksum error. Could be a tftp server problem. What tftp
server are you using?
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need to do an: archive command..
Switch#archive download-sw
tftp://192.149.64.17/c3550-i5q3l2-mz.121-11.EA1.BIN!! >> "Juan Blanco"
09/06 1:01 PM >>>
Team,
I just got a 3550 switch(current smi image), I am trying to put the new emi
image but I am getting the following error...What I am doing wro
Since your simply downloading the .bin file why don't you simply do a
"copy tftp flash"?
Dave
Juan Blanco wrote:
>
> Team,
> I just got a 3550 switch(current smi image), I am trying to put the new emi
> image but I am getting the following error...What I am doing wrong
>
> Switch#$downnl
Team,
I just got a 3550 switch(current smi image), I am trying to put the new emi
image but I am getting the following error...What I am doing wrong
Switch#$downnload-sw tftp://192.149.64.17/c3550-i5q3l2-mz.121-11.EA1.bin
examining image...
Loading c3550-i5q3l2-mz.121-11.EA1.bin .from 192.149
I have heard of sattelite providers messing with tcp parameters such as
window size to optimize the tcp transfer over such low-latency connections:
http://www.networkmagazine.com/article/NMG20020104S0001/2
http://www.sohosatellite.co.uk/h_technical_perf.htm
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Does anyone know if there is a way to purchase Cisco courseware (like the
DQoS courseware) outside of taking the course?
TIA
Scott
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You might want to rephrase that to "the only way to get analog VOICE
lines..."
Dave
Chris Charlebois wrote:
>
> In a word, no. The only way to get analog lines into a 26xx series router
> (or 36xx for that matter) is with a NM-1V (or -2V) and an FXO (or FXS) VIC.
> The NM-1V alone is running
I would say go CVoice, CIPT, DQoS. Save the QoS test for last because it is
a mother of a test. CVoice was harder than I thought it was going to be,
but I thought it was going to be very easy. All in all, it's not a real
tough test. The CIPT seemed to be more product knowlegde than technical
k
In a word, no. The only way to get analog lines into a 26xx series router
(or 36xx for that matter) is with a NM-1V (or -2V) and an FXO (or FXS) VIC.
The NM-1V alone is running between $300 and $500 on E-bay. The FXO/S will
probably be another couple hundred at least.
But, yes, it seems that I
Just off the cuff, I would think that Route-Map config added to the 3550
would do the trick.
I'm sure Chuck will answer you more precisely. :)
Mark
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What model/mfg. is the CSU/DSU?? Just curious, that's all. :)
Have a great Weekend to all!
Mark
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If you have a 4603 with GBIC's in the 4003, it will not communicate to a
2950C. 1000Base fiber does not talk to 100Base fiber. The only way that
the 4003 will talk to a 2950C is if you put a 100BaseFX link in the 4003, or
you use a crossover copper cable for the connection to a 10/100 copper por
Your stub router will take the shortest path to the destinations in area
0. In this case, it will sum the cost from the ABR to the destination
(assuming area 0 destination) with the cost of itself to the ABR(s) and
take the lower cost of the candidate paths. In your case, simply increase
the
The difference is this: Voice over IP means just that, voice packetized to
run over IP. This could be an IP phone, or an analog phone connected to an
FXS port on a router, or even two voice gateways that provide toll bypass
between 2 geographically seperate traditional PBX's. THe only defining
If you are looking at Cisco IP phones, I would recommend replacing all the
Cat2950's with Cat3524-PWR. It's cheaper and easier to manage the phones
when they get power from the switch, than buying and maintaining a power
brick for each phone. This, of course, assumes enterprise-wide deployment
o
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>
> FXO looks like an analog phone.
> FXS is the interface you plug a phone into.
Peter (and others using keyswitch ITS routers),
Just to
I'd also be willing.
Rob
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Might also want to consider changing the cost at the ABR using 'ip ospf
cost'.
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Use t
This just happened to me today. We had a point to point T1 circuit go down,
and all I could see on the one end was:
DCD=down DSR=up DTR=up RTS=up CTS=up
So, even though our CSU/DSU was powered up and connected to the routers
serial interface with a good cable, we showed DCD down because the
Gil
The command default-information originate always metric will
allow you to specify a different metric on each redistributing ASBR.
This will then give you control over the default gateway selected and
advertised.
Hope that helps
Mike
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Paul,
Thanks for the reply,
I think you may have misunderstood my network topology. Illustrated below
Area0RouterAArea3RouterB
Both the ATM link and VPN begin and end at the above routers(via different
interfaces)
Therefore if Area 3 is a stub (or totally stubby), router B wil
Hi,
We are trying to add a static route on a Cat3550 switch so everything sent
to address 192.168.1.7 ip address is re-routed to 192.168.41.254. What's the
best method ?
thx
Tim
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Hi All,
Has someone used the CD "Study Questions 2002 CD-ROM for the Cisco. CCIE
Written Exam", from CertificationZone ?
Thanks in Advanced for any feedback,
Alaerte
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Use the area 3 default command on the abr router you want the traffic to go
over, this will get injected into the stub area
Both Abr's will inject 0.0.0.0 in to the stub, buf you can influence using
this command.. Which will be the prefered route out, + u could also use the
summary command on
Hi,
We use Superscout by Surfcontrol, quite cheap, easy to configure, plus good
reporting tools. Worth a look
HTH
LM
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Hi,
I've got a Cisco 4000 (the original 4000) that I would like to upgrade the
Flash memory.
It's got a daughter card, with 8 x chips soldered on it (2Mb in total) with
another 8 x sockets (that are open) to expand it to 4Mb in total.
The question is where can I source the 8 x chips to make it
Hi,
I have a network (Area 3) that has 2 connections to my OSPF area 0. One via
2mb ATM the other via VPN. I would like to configure this as a stub area,
however, with multiple exit points, will my traffic go via the ATM or VPN or
both. I would prefer the route via ATM, and only use VPN if ATM
Hi Friends,
My CCNA is over, and Iam preparing for CCNP now. Iam interested buy 2 1601
router's with transceivers, console cables, back to back cables I cannot
afford anything grand than this right now. (my dream is a couple of 3600's).
Iam located in India.
Thanks in advance.
Arun Menon
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I can take the time out to look into ur design. I got Visio Technical.
Regards.
Tunji
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>Hi,
>Any one keen to look over a netw
Hi Jeff Duchin, pls what's IDF?
Regards
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>How many users per IDF?
>
>Jeff
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Any one keen to look over a network that I am building ? Would really
appreciate it if one or many of my peers had 5 minutes to make comments on
my network design (requires visio)
John
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